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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1919
Page
4
Incomplete OCR notes reference a high cost probe and involvement of five entities. Readable portions show names garbled, with no clear dates places or outcomes. The fragment hints at a parliamentary or industrial inquiry but lacks verifiable details for a complete summary.
President urges rapid treaty ratification and broader price controls. Congress urged to enact federal licensing for interstate commerce and regulate cold storage to curb price spikes. Proposals include marking and limiting storage times for beef, veal, pork, poultry, fish, butter and other foods to curb profiteering.
Seventy five prisoners aged 12 to 20 are housed at the Maryland Penitentiary. Warden John F Leonard argues for a separate institution for young offenders to curb influence from older inmates and to aid reform. He notes some youths show serious offenses and that captivity weighs heavily on them while they hope for release, with mixed promises not to reoffend.
Discussion in England on profit sharing references 70 years of practice in France. A French system funds worker benefits via shares or pensions rather than cash, with multiple models based on profits, sales, capital, or dividends. The piece cites George T. Wiedner, an 82 year old hay and grain worker from Eshbach, Pa.
In the village the amiable widow presses the reclusive vicar for company. He fends her off with a cryptic quip as Indy reveals loneliness and longing, while a train mishap in Pennsylvania carries a separate brief report of a locomotive and three coaches derailing with about 100 miners aboard.
Arrest warrants issued for director and clerk William L Gabell and Michel Moyer in conspiracy to receive deposits in an insolvent bank. Gabell held on 10000 bail, Moyer on 25000 bail. Two former state officials named in voting scandal. warrants expected for a state official. Hoover heads to Vienna for two weeks to assess relief and economic conditions.
Jack Fletcher rode a Harley Davidson Sport Model lightweight motorcycle to the summit of Mount San Antonio Old Baldy 10, 080 feet, in Southern California. The seven and a half mile shale and rock trail tested the bike and rider as a camera crew filmed the ascent with mountaineers looking for an airplane overhead.
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